Rally Navigation Roadbook Creation

[wilkinsonk]

Video was removed. Must have been giving away trade secrets.

[Seth S]

Originally Posted by wilkinsonk

Video was removed. Must have been giving away trade secrets.

after 5 minutes of static the video starts.

[Myway]

if a output format is (.gif, .png, .jpg), placed in the map "roadbook". 001.gif....002.gif.


or build your own viewer.

here with tripy roadbook

[DaveRMS]

Originally Posted by Myway

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What software is that?

[Myway]

Originally Posted by GSNorCal

What software is that?

It is a img viewer with tripmaster, the image is a roadbook made with other programs.

http://www.offroadnavi.cz/en/about

CZ translate more information

61CS and craddle with remote possibility

INFO: OffRoadNAVI runs on an ordinary PC with WinXP, Vista, 7
For planning therefore do not have to install anything, just take the card from your device, insert into the PC and run the same exe OffRoadNAVI.exe and see the same map (of course on the big screen) and you can see the route (Tracks), or here to plan routes (Routes ).

[RenoMoto]

Roadbook Navigation Icons

A full set of Navigation Icons are ready to drag and drop into your route:









Crossing my fingers for a December release so you guys can start some real world testing.

[N[]vA]

looking epic!

Cant wait

[Myway]

part 4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJbpm...8i2t8&index=11

[wilkinsonk]

Great post Myway. Roadbooks explained by one of the greats. How can you top that?

[DaveRMS]

The second frame caption is funny. Like anyone can find space, peace, and quiet in a working bivouac



And if the rider chose to have a mid-rally party night, sometimes the sleepy mechanic marks up the roadbook. Here's our friend Marcelo marking up a roadbook after two minutes of spanglish instructions on how to:



This is a great shot from Webventure of a tired Neil wrapping up the daily chore.



Fun stuff.

Dave

[Bluebull2007]

Haha, I remember Marcelo grumbling about having to mark up that road book. Was not part of his role description he said.

I also seem to recall that rider overshooting corners and getting lost more often as well for some reason

[RenoMoto]

Inmates:

Lots of great work from Dave at Rally Management Services (GSNorCal) and our primary programmer Paul van Dinther at Planet in Action (Google Earth Mastermind!) last week. Thanks to both guys for creating the software magic that drives Rally Navigator.

Here is a mock up of our homepage by John Dunlap at D4Webdesign here in Reno:




Here is a screen capture demo of Rally Navigator in action (7 tries later!!)




Rally Navigator - Loading a route from the Route Library:



Check out our Rally Navigator Facebook Page for better video quality.

We promised a December release and are working hard to make that happen before Dave heads off to Peru for this years Dakar Rally.

Stay tuned for more info,
Mike

[Mr. DNA]

Originally Posted by RenoMoto

Here is a screen capture demo of Rally Navigator in action (7 tries later!!) Sorry for the crappy resolution :(

Wow. This looks truly amazing. The tulip design interface is looking very polished already. I think this is the first thing I've seen that will significantly reduce the amount of time required to generate a roadbook. Now it's just to come up with some interesting routes...

I can't wait to start messing around with this!

[tileman]

I'm so in with this!!!!!!

[RenoMoto]

Inmates:

We are ready for Rally Navigator Beta testing to get feedback.

As usual we were hoping for more progress, but have run out of time as Dave (GSNorCal) is headed off to Peru for the Dakar Rally tomorrow (Wish I was going with him!!!). That said, it looks pretty good!

I would like to get 5-10 new users testing the program, get some feedback, make updates and then let another additional group of users take a test drive.





If you want full access to create and print roadbooks, please email me mike@rallynavigator.com (No PM's I need your email to send an invite)

I would appreciate all constructive feedback as we continue to develop this project.

Thanks,
Mike